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MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate security,
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LITERARY NOTES.

NJ co,. IN, written dive ~ sseres fox that Pros
r.,iur magazine, The Cosmopolitan" mr. l. r
t. has contributed TO the sasae persodlear ~
..snxnS M . How ca,ne TO write my hrst Novel
Itis SAID that Gsldsm;sii's sweet Auburn Is anu
.,uays was rather poor place. Lssoy, near Auburn,
80 the scene of SThe Vicar Of Wakefield y; ana
(;oldsmitis hrotiern-law, Mr hedsoh, "as' " 10
said the original OF the portrait.
sDouolas Duane" is The title of story which Mr.
Edgor Fnvcett has contributed to the April Lppin-
colt and which reported to be weird.
II is a dangerous thing and foolish thing Tor
novelist TO write about other novelsts and their
novels The story-tellcr is usually certain that his
method is the supremely right one and all other
methods are distinctly wrong. Here tor example,
Mr. James Pawn sne ring Mt of the most poweriu,
novels ever writ en-, Dostoevskys Crime ana
Punishment. He considers il " q very tedious oooH
and one whose at,uos pbere is sordio anu un
some, Now why should Mr.. James fayn n Nv
nonanar;s.nst Why force his read'r TO rea1he INA.
Aeside The living suffering men ana women vi
Dos,oievskv,s tragedy, the characters IN ms own
stor;es are Gathering wooden puppets ne mas
nToved nothing except that be has not qual'es eh-
Kim him 10 appreciate fiction greater than MS own
Colonel T. w. Hgginson has word OF wisdom on
ts;s sobiect in the same number of "The indepen-
dent ~ which contains Mr. Payn's bit of folly. What
xrs demand OF man Of genius" he says, is to do hi
own work as Nature impels his criticisms on tho
work of others ale wholly subordinate 10 hs ana are
commonly less well done. 1t is in the periecucn ehu
precison of the instantaneous ine hus1ln says thht
Inc claim TO immortality is made and 1t Is OF secon-
dairy importance what the artist thinks OF inc inss
religions sectaTanisu wanes. the literary type seems
iust now to be growing"
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THE BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On ana sitter JANUARY 81. 1857
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED srArxs NAIL Roryrp
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For PHILADELPHIA
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CHARLES y, PUGH. JR WOOD
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

IN RIVER RAILROA d. --CommeD nc ing January q 1851
throus trains VIII leave Grand central Depot:
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$500 The Limited" with dining cars stcp2.ag
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Ere Clev Gland ANA Toledo. arriving 81 Chicago soo NJ
next day.
10 S0a mr. Chicago Express. drawing TO canaa
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tli.SO a. n Western New.York AMI Northern Express
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~. Chicago and ST Louis Express With seepnsS,n1
for Niagara Falls Buffalo. Cincinnati, Toledo D-oiL w
ca 90 and ST LOUIS Dming-car New YORK 10 Albany.
$50 D. m Express with sleeping 10 AonfesA
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special sleeper arrives Rochester Az j. n' puAsT
9:35 a. IN. and Gle vciand i2lb IN. next dAy. ....
9ib Pacific Express It'll see ptnf cars LOT
ter Buffalo, Niagara Fas Cleveland Toledo. Detroit -
ChicaGo slecpngcar 10 watertown VIA Utica daily ~.
cept saturday also TO Auburn. Gsnova and C&ssnaAsu~
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ana sleeping s.ss e, q
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tinsss trans stop ct Harlem ti2Oth:t ~ AZ ScTkTE
as.sssi ssps;aa,sndsnA osnssHi ssasssss -
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. " Bound Brook
Routo" AT 600 745. 900. lloU M; $780, 400 40 $3.50
1850 Zoo p SUNDAYS at 400. $40. NJ. 63O II w
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1900 y M connection Tor headng Harrisburg. Potts
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GEO. De III ANEN. A. a. p. Ag L. 7. FARMER @. p Agt,
RIVER BRANCH.

\ NETWORK. NFW.HAvFN and HARTFORD r r.
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co'B1vA Third Av~nn~ Bridge across Harlem River
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Midnight train for View Rochelle and ai intermediate st
tons =; ~ Yea ~. lsIv. except Noatlv.
SUNDAY trains or New Rochelle and al inferno TATE st
Tons Al ~ oi an 30 the latter train connect
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A NOVEL BY II. RIDER HAGGARD.

A Novel. By II. RIDER HAGGARD. Author OF liking
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cloth, rs cents.
Andrew Lang.-"Nr Haggard's practical knowledge and
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sembance which makes the most possible adventures ap
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Alusical 1nstrnments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
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JUSCHER PIANOS. renowned for tone and
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NORTHERN RAILROADOFNEw. JERSEY

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DEDUCTIoN OF FARES VIA NORWICH

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steamers city OF Worcester" and :" City OF New YORK
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